ExxonMobil hires DOF Subsea’s vessels in Guyana
Guyana The three-year deal includes the option to extend activities for two years. Cost of the transaction was not disclosed.
Works will include inspection, maintenance and repair services, well intervention support and light subsea construction activities.
Both vessels are equipped with 250-tonne active heave-compensated cranes and remote operated vehicles.
The first vessel is expected to mobilise in late October 2022 and the second in January 2023.
ExxonMobil operates the Stabroek Block in Guyana with a 45% share, along with partners Hess with a 30% share and China National Offshore Oil Corporation with the remaining 25% stake.
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